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Goin Hunting Author: Mark T. Geiger System: Traveller RPG Category: Science Fiction Type: Scenario Adventureres have been hired to find and apprehend a known Terrorist of the Imperium Views: (6533) Comments: (5) Rating: 2.8 2004-07-13 12:57:51 [Add Comment] posted by Jim C. on 2004-07-24 05:11:53 What is here is good - what was left out should not have been left out by the author (he expects others to flesh out the specifics like maps, major npc stats, etc... that would have made this a complete package) posted by Erebus on 2004-07-31 03:10:17 I can see the challenges in designing an adventure for a system where characters can travel between entire worlds. But the adventure itself is a little too straightforward for my tastes. However I think it could be readily improved by adding specific enounters or sub-plots/adventures in each potential world. Hence the general 'seek and destroy' mission could be undertaken and could serve as the backdrop for other stories that occur en route. Giving the players a real feel of travelling around the universe getting involved in bizarre and multifarious situations. If the writer can demonstrate a wider imagination for such, his next adventure could be a great one. posted by xena on 2004-08-11 15:44:25 good adventure Eric Hestand is an idiot posted by tdog on 2005-02-05 17:50:43 i love this site posted by gujvsctwd xsdc on 2008-02-10 02:50:11 isfydt cjmvx atyljzm rlkfb vdantrcp rypqcx qenx